What the jewelry industry can expect this holiday
The last few Christmas seasons have been decent but unspectacular.
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The last few Christmas seasons have been decent but unspectacular.
I can trace my love for the Olympics back to a very specific start. It was 1996 and the Magnificent Seven was heading to the Olympics in Atlanta.
Tiffany & Co. is jumping hard on the millennial bandwagon.
Inaugural networking event scheduled for Hong Kong Show.
The latest data from the Fancy Color Research Foundation (FCRF) shows that fancy colored diamond prices nudged higher in the second quarter, after a relatively soft first quarter.
Luxury jeweler Tiffany & Co. recently released its sixth annual Sustainability Report, which outlines the company’s commitments to and achievements in corporate social responsibility.
We expect more consolidation happening and certain companies go out of business – it’s a healthy development, where only strong and modern companies can survive – Erik A. Jens, AMRO BANK N.V.
China’s largest retailer `by market value, Chow Tai Fook, has responded to economic headwinds in its home country by investigating plans to expand in the US market, according to a report on Bloomberg.com.
Asscher-cut diamonds have soared in popularity since Pippa Middleton received an engagement ring with the fancy shape, according to 77 Diamonds.
World Jewelry Confederation (CIBJO) president Gaetano Cavalieri has reported to the High Level Segment of the United Nations Economic and Social Council on the organization’s corporate social responsibility and sustainability program.
Swatch Group reported profit plunged in the first half of 2016 with the Harry Winston jewelry brand outperforming the company’s famed watch brands.
On Monday 27 June, at De Beers’ 2016 Business Excellence Seminar, speeches were made by the outgoing and incoming directors—Philippe Mellier was due to step down four days later. What they said gives us some indications of what to expect in the future and the new course set for De Beers.